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Amundsen Returns After Polar Flight
Amundsen and his expedition members are reported safe after about a month lost in the Arctic. They reached a point roughly 150 miles from the pole before forced landing and plan another attempt to reach the pole, hailed as a heroic collective effort with significant historical value.
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Calles Uses Monroe Doctrine Theme To Rally Mexican Pride
The article argues President Calles twists Kellogg's remark about improved conditions and American protection of interests to claim Mexico will not tolerate insults to sovereignty. It compares Calles to Carranza and contends the Monroe Doctrine is used to rally national unity while the US aims to safeguard its and European interests in Mexico.
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Europe
Summer Water Danger Warns Campers
Health officials warn that water from springs and streams at camps can carry typhoid germs even when it looks clear. Tests show city water is safer, so campers should avoid drinking unapproved water and seek an approved source to reduce illness or fatal risk.
Medical judgment in exercise may save lives
The article stresses that exercising medical judgment can prevent serious illness by addressing dangerous diseases. It argues timely actions grounded in medical knowledge reduce risk and protect public health.
Storage Challenge Highlights Cluttered Closets In Homes
Many households struggle with clutter as some homes feature multiple closets that fill quickly while others have fewer storage spaces. The issue raises questions about organization habits and possible home design impacts on mess accumulation.
Effort Aims to Curb Hot Air After Air Conquest
Officials propose a focused campaign to reduce misinformation and loud rhetoric, branding it a public health initiative against excessive hot air. Authorities stress clear messaging, accountability, and community outreach to restore constructive dialogue.
Swell Head Doubles Impudence Among Bystanders
The article notes that as a person’s swell head worsens, the number of people who appear impudent increases, reflecting a social judgment about arrogance and public behavior.
The Liberal’s Fiery Temper Mirrors Shared Political Frustration
A compact characterization notes that liberals resemble others but display greater anger about broad political matters. The remark contrasts passion with typical public opinion, highlighting a heated temperament in contemporary discourse.
No body expects boys to be perfect, leading to higher performance
A reflection notes that boys often fare better than girls because society rarely expects perfection from them. The phrase suggests gender expectations influence perceived achievement and self-fulfilling bias.
The ancient leader and the modern appeal to different groups
An ancient leader appeals to the wise men while modern times lean toward the gallery. The contrast highlights shifts in influence from scholarly councils to public spectators.
Rumor and Opinion Clash in Light-Hearted Column Notes
A lively miscellany satirizes politics and social mores with quips about temperatures, court cases, coast guards, and romance. It jokes about peanut trusts, fashion, and modern life while noting local traffic, weather, and street conditions. The piece blends humor with sharp witticisms on public figures and daily habits.
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith
A brief devotional piece lists core maxims about work honesty friendship and personal responsibility. It urges giving best effort concealing nothing from a trusted friend helping others without expecting payoff facing facts finishing tasks well and affirming competence in one’s duties.
Paul Revers Ride a Modern Verse of the Midnight Ride
A whimsically abridged modern recasting narrates Paul Revere warning by radio in 1925. It parodies mass communication and wartime alert tones with playful social quips and a brief rustic verse about a duck a frog and a skunk at a circus.
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Cautious William Greet Checks Left And Right
Safety Sam Says: a careful man named William Greet crosses streets by looking left then right. The rhyme teaches vigilance and careful street crossing habits.
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Prohibition Raid at Silver Slipper Sparks Crowd Backlash
In Pittsburgh officers raided the Silver Slipper early, facing boos and hisses from a mixed crowd of men and women as the operation unfolded at the dump. Pirates?
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Not Entirely Dissolute. Parrot Swears at Sea?
A clipped dialogue frames a sailor and a talking parrot. The exchange hints at vice, restraint, and a humorous cosmic scene with a man seeking a parking space amid orbiting worlds.
Guessing Prize Prompts Big Payout in 1925 Era
Arthur Brisbane notes a $5,000 guessing contest reflecting early 20th century wealth culture. The column blends humor and social commentary on money and presence of affluent lifestyles during the 1920s.
Abd El Krim Death Reported In Battle
A dispatch notes Abd El Krim, leader of the Rif tribes against France, killed in combat. The piece contrasts Arab leadership with European war methods and suggests his death would carry heavy symbolic weight. It also covers prizes in electricity forecasting, DuPont stock bonuses, and European debt dynamics impacting currencies.
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Bible Verse Exalts God for Help to Needy and Refuge
A devotional excerpt from Isaiah 25 1 4 praises God as sovereign and mighty in times of distress He is a strength to the poor a refuge from storms and a shadow from the heat highlighting divine protection and provision.
Betrayed by Caesar a Father's Latin Truth
Edgar A. Guest recalls his school days through a faded report card found in a Caesar book. The poem contrasts past pride with a son’s memory, revealing a父 own belated admission of middling grades.
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Anniversaries of notable figures and events
A compact list of historical anniversaries mentions executions after the battle of Alamance in North Carolina, the death of General Nathaniel Greene near Savannah, and Richard Henry Lee in Chantilly. It also notes Read Admiral George Brow, Maximilian's execution, King Alfonso's restrained visit, and Senator George W. McBride's death with birthplaces and dates.
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Paying Inspectors Boosts New Castle Street Work
A June 18 1925 letter from William H Lidy praises New Castle inspectors handling Coton Ave concrete work and Spruce Street plans. He asserts quality control by two inspectors and support for the Street Car Co. and local projects, urging civic pride and trust in public work.
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One Year Ago at St Paul Farmer Labor Convention
A report recalls a Minnesota Farmer Labor convention at St Paul where Duncan McDonald of Illinois headed the national ticket for president. The piece contrasts this with a domestic exchange about obedience within a marriage, noting a wife saying she would do as her husband pleased.
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Illinois
Gold standard seen as honest basis for prosperity
Dr. Frank Crane argues the gold standard sustains honest payments and stable value. He cites Hinman on its global impact, contrasts capitalist nations like America and Britain with socialist Russia, and warns inflation erodes real prosperity.
McElroy New Harmsworth Professor of American History at Oxford
Robert McNutt McElroy has accepted the Harmsworth professorship at Oxford University. He has led Princeton's history department, taught China policy, and directed educational programs during the war. A Kentuckian of Scotch Irish stock, he has traveled in Europe and Asia and studied popular government theory.
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